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You have my favorite setup!

Relocated recently and ended up with an even bigger better setup. New 32" TV for my main monitor and an awesome view right behind it

Yeah, I know, I'm gonna have to grab some of those. They look awesome in that studio

Is there maybe a better spot in the room for the whole setup?

Nice setup redwng1! But honestly looks kinda cramped, if it was mine I'd spread those larger monitors out farther on the stands, if the room permits.

Where can I get lamps like those you got in the corners??? Really like the vibe and colors they give off

Wow what i would give for a space like that! Awesome lighting, very clean!

Latest Setup! Built a pull out tray for the MIDI keyboard, got a new keyboard and mouse set with a ton of great DAW compatible shortcuts, USB hub for all my USB devices (cause 3 is just not enough) and built an upper shelf for the monitor and laptop screens. Think I'll be sticking with this one...

New desk and setup! I still need monitor stands...

Take a listen to quick clip i pulled out tonight and tell me what you guys think of the overall mix!! Thanks https://soundcloud.com/beachbumrecordsofficial/something-along-the-lines-of

Hey guys, i gotta question and it'd help to get some input on it. My studio is in my basement and the wall material is brick, i was wondering how well brick is for reflections and absorbing sound, thanks!

that is an amazing setup tpurgatoryt! do you happen to have any treatment?

No mic, all interface. As for my line; prs singlecut- amps im using an NRR-1 and a mock tube screamer plugin. My DAW is Reaper, SSD drums and a ibanez btb5. oh yeah...and lots of gate! haha But thanks! Means a lot

Fully mastered version as of today https://soundcloud.com/beachbumrecordsofficial/can-it-djent

Thanks! But really? I thought they were almost too thick and took away from the bass, ill try that

Check it out guys and tell me what you think https://soundcloud.com/beachbumrecordsofficial/brand-new-heavy-idea

What desk you got there Triple7?

Here's a clip of some new guitar and bass tones I'm working on, tell me what you think about the mix and tones, thanks guys and gals https://soundcloud.com/reasons-why/groove-rock-tone-test

I have used multiple DAWs; Pro Tools, FL Studio, Cubase and Reaper. In all I actually like Reaper the best. It is a VERY simple and user friendly DAW and I would suggest it to anyone, beginner or expert.

This sounds pretty good! I usually get a very messy mix when I quad track, but this is good